Shigatse, Tibet
People's Republic of China
Shigatse, Tibet connects to 2502 places across 11 topics through 37 Bunkabop connections. History dominates, followed by religion and government. Its strongest overlaps are with China, India and Bhutan. Several connections centre on the 1642 siege, when Güshi Khan's Khoshut troops took Shigatse from the Tsangpa and seated the Dalai Lama in its palace. Others cover Sakya Monastery, west of the city, and Michael Palin's Himalaya travels.
Rinpungpa
Connects Shigatse, Tibet to: Oxford, England
Tsangpa
Greater Nepal
Connects Shigatse, Tibet to: Bangladesh | Nepal
Religion in Tibet
Connects Shigatse, Tibet to: China | Mongolia | Wuhan, Hubei
Khoshut Khanate
Connects Shigatse, Tibet to: China | Russia | Beijing | Qinghai
Himalaya with Michael Palin
Connects Shigatse, Tibet to: Lahore, Pakistan | Kathmandu, Nepal | Amritsar, India | Lijiang, Yunnan | Gyantse
Güshi Khan
Connects Shigatse, Tibet to: Mongolia | Bhutan | Ladakh | Qinghai | Khung, Nepal
Sakya Monastery
Connects Shigatse, Tibet to: India | China | Dehradun, India | Sa'gya County
Pragyananda Mahasthavir
Connects Shigatse, Tibet to: India | Nepal | Myanmar | Kathmandu, Nepal | Kushinagar, India
Ming–Tibet relations
Connects Shigatse, Tibet to: China | Cambridge, England | Vietnam | Indiana | Hawaii
Music of Tibet
Connects Shigatse, Tibet to: India | China | Nancy, France | Nepal | Bhutan
ethnic minorities
Connects Shigatse, Tibet to: Kunming, Yunnan | Lijiang, Yunnan | Yuxi, Yunnan | Dehong Dai and Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture | Shizhu Tujia Autonomous County